I just finished listening to all the audios yesturday, and they were great. Right to the end, each of the interviews recovered the basics, with a few secret tidbits of info that each of these top Joint venturers use to create successful deals.

I really recommend getting the course if there are still some available.

I plan on getting started on the Dvd's tonight, and working through that.

Peace & Prosperity,

Jambhala

Well, about a week ago I received my copy of JV Formula, and so far I've listened through 7 of the 12 audio cd's. I haven't watched any of the DVD's yet though.

So far, the course is superb. It's certainly living up to my expectations of it, and a lot of the bonuses haven't even been handed out yet.

Just listening to all the pros talk about their experiences with joint ventures is mind expanding. With each and every interview I've listened to so far, I've been coming up with new ideas for creating successful joint ventures. A lot of the pro's are repeating the same basic truths to successful joint ventures along with some added personal touch of their successful strategies and business philosophies.

What seems to be repeated the most is the importance of creating authentic relationships with people before presenting them with joint venture opportunities. These people are bombarded with joint venture offers daily, and if you want to stick out from the crowd, you have to provide some value as someone they can trust to do business with.

At the foundation of this is the quality of the relationship which will then lead to a joint venture partnership. Now here's a few "Don'ts" that seemed to come up in the audio's:

-Don't try and be phony balony
-Don't pretend to be something you're not
-Don't go into relationship building with an ego
-Don't try to convince partners to do joint ventures with you by telling them how much money they can make
-Don't contact people for joint ventures that don't have any connection to your niche

And here's the opposite "Do's" to strive for:

-Be authentic
-Be yourself and be sincere in wanting to build a relationship
-Build relationships as equals
-Tell your potential joint venture partners why you think that your product/service would be a good match for their list/website
-Research a little about your potential joint venture partners before contacting them, so you know their niche, and know whether what you have to offer will actually be worth their while.

Alright, now so far I haven't yet completed the course, but I'll post more of what I'm learning as I go.

Peace & Prosperity,

Jambhala Rinpo

The JV Formula is a new joint venture course that has interviews with over 50 of the top internet marketers around. It's the most comprehensive course to date on joint ventures they say.

It only just went live today though, so nobody except maybe the insider jv partners have a copy and know what it's like.

I myself was all set to buy it, until I saw the price of it. I believe it's high quality, and I'd be willing to pay a good sum of cash for it, but I just thought $997 was a bit much for 10 DVD's and the audio transcripts.

I did listen to last nights conference call with Mark Joyner where I was hoping to win a copy of the course, but didn't unfortunately. Anyways, I did find it a very useful call, and found the Uber secret words to be quite interesting. Although to be honest when thinking about them, they're quite obvious to anyone who knows the basics of internet marketing. It seems to be what most of the successful internet marketers have been telling us all along.

Indra